Solihull Approach online courses MUL (University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust)
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The procurement process was conducted by Hartlepool Borough Council, aiming to provide the Solihull Approach online parenting intervention and staff training. The industry category falls under health and social work services, specifically tailored for improving emotional health and wellbeing. The location for the delivery of these services is in Hartlepool, UK, with the procurement currently at the award stage, having been completed.
Critical dates include the contract's start on 1st October 2025 and its end on 30th September 2026. The procurement method was direct, executed below the threshold without competition, aligning with public sector guidelines. This tender offers significant opportunities for business growth, particularly for enterprises specialising in health and social work services.
The contract, valued at £18,000 gross, showcases the potential for businesses capable of providing specialised training and support services. Organisations with expertise in delivering structured programmes that enhance family and child wellbeing would be particularly well-suited to benefit from similar future contracts. Large-scale suppliers like healthcare trusts or experienced training academies could leverage such projects to expand their service offerings and demonstrate impact within community-focused initiatives.
Hartlepool Borough Council has been successful in gaining an extension to the Family Hubs funding (DfE). The programme has a number of strands with one of them being parenting support, DfE will only passport the funding if specific programmes are used. Health visitors have previously been trained in this approach and therefore this approach is felt to be the most appropriate to improve outcomes for our children.
The Solihull Approach will provide online parenting intervention to parents in Hartlepool and to undertake staff training to include group facilitator training. Solihull Approach is designed to support emotional health and wellbeing in children, families and adults. The model is also supported by a comprehensive range of training materials.
This training was commissioned via an exemption request previously. In order to continue to offer the same format of training to parents and professionals, and to satisfy the requirements of the DfE funding, an extension is required in order to continue to fund the Solihull Approach.
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The contract period is one year.
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